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LCD Soundsystem Make Surprise Return With Christmas Song

Monday, 28 December 2015 Written by Huw Baines

LCD Soundsystem made a surprise break into the open on Christmas Eve, releasing a new song almost five years after splitting.

Christmas Will Break Your Heart was accompanied by a note from James Murphy discussing its whirlwind recording and subsequent pressing as a 7".

so, there’s been this depressing christmas song i’d been singing to myself for the past 8 years, and every year i wouldn’t remember that i wanted to make it until december, which is just too late to actually record and release a christmas song... but this year, al doyle had a short break between hot chip tours where he could be in nyc, and pat and nancy were home, and tyler agreed to fly out from berlin for a few days, so we all recorded this together, reserved a pressing plant slot, and our friend bob weston was available to master it quickly—so that means, less than 2 weeks after we recorded it, there is actually a christmas 7", which feels like something that could only have happened a very, very long time ago.


anyway, for the holidays we give you the previous, very long run-on sentence, and this song: “christmas will break your heart”, which is another one of those songs which had about 75 lines of lyrics, though we’ve knocked down to 8 to keep the suicide rate in check.

have fun!

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